₦airaland Forum

abuzz33:
Felicity 5kwh 100a/48v LIFEPO4 battery being offloaded for upgrade. Used for just two and a half years. Still under warranty. Going for only 750k. DM me with your wazzup num.

Four people died when a small, single-engine plane crashed in Trilla, Illinois, on Saturday morning.

The plane departed from Menomonie, Wisconsin, and went down at around 10:15 a.m, according to state police. All occupants were pronounced dead at the scene.

The National Transportation Safety Board, which will investigate the crash, identified the plane as a Cessna C180G model.

Gov. JB Pritzker urged the public to follow instructions from law enforcement as roads were closed in the crash aftermath.

“Terrible news out of Coles County,” Pritzker wrote in a post on X. “My administration is monitoring the situation as we keep those impacted by the plane crash in our thoughts today.”

Compliant:
Same way my 3.5kva inverter got destroyed by lightning and repairer was quoting almost 200,000 for new board and workmanship, i just kept it aside

I finally bought a 5kva 24v felicity

silverng:
Where can I purchase original Jinko solar panels?

Drgreatone:
Same thing I am facing and once complained about here. My own is why the consensus that panels must face south seeing as rhe sun isnt constant and always moving about.

WILUG:
Quick question for all the gurus in the house...

I'm seriously looking at changing to lithium batteries. My challenge is the cost. I've also seen people advice that you can start small and add more later.

My questions are

1. Can multiple brands be coexist? for example, if i get a good deal on a 10kwh felicity battery today, and a deal on a 10kwh blue carbon tomorrow, can I add them?

2. can multiple power capacities coexist? say I can only afford 5kwh today, and tomorrow i'm able to buy 10 or 15kwh, can I add them together? or will I be stuck with 5kwh increments?

3. What's the maximum period between such additions? if I buy a lithium battery today, Can I add another maybe in a year or two? for tubular batteries, people usually say that it's not advisable.

Thank you.

swagifted:
I went to kougar today to fix a bad video doorbell and saw this....

xtremeidea:
No i meant, does it work for all Felicity inverters.

I have the 5kva IVPS5048 and was wondering if it will work with it.

durodee:
My experience is quite similar. There was this specific pack that was sent back to Jos THREE times before a cell was changed to resolve the problem. About a year now and no new issue. All the back and forth could be distressing with all the logistic logjam in Nigeria. I have four of his packs in my house now ( 3 bought directly from him and 1 as being prior-owned by a member of this forum)

I have 7 different Lithium packs in use - a Felicity 15kwh, a Pylontech US 3000,a 7.5kwh, 2x6kwh pack, 5kwh and a 3kwh and he built 4 of those packs

adrusa:
Even more. If I have Deye, I wouldn't even use its smartload function. I have much better control with my smart setup. Unlike Deye Smartload, I can shed high load selectively. I can power fridge and freezer without powering any other thing. If I want my freezer to stay on, when freshly filled, I can just set that. I can power pump without turning the heater on.

Smartload is for people who don't know that better options exist.

ojesymsym:
Person non fit use python achieve all these things?

jonescosmos:
Dry contacts only activates at critical battery low alarm and deactivates at battery floating stage and will not even activate even if grid comes on but until the battery floats. Deye Smartload gives you the ability to activate this port when grid comes on, when SOC is at your choice level, when PV wattage reaches a certain level. The newest firmware update even makes it possible for the smartload to shut off if grid goes off and battery has not reached your desired smartload ON SOC.
We are currently upvoting a TIME OF USE Option for the SMARTLOAD PORT.

"If e no be panadol, e no fit be like panadol"

isangjohnson:
Must inverter is not bad, though I may prefer Felicity inverter.

Ferdiwar:
You can get them from Solarco (Abuja) or Xtra power (Lagos).

Dam5reey1:
5hours.

Valto:
fully coupled 12v 280ah 3,584kwh, 24v 280ah is available now



12v 105ah 1,344kwh
12v 150ah 1,920kwh
12v 210ah 2,688kwh
12v 300ah3,840kwh
24v 105ah 2,688kwh
24v 210ah 5324kwh
24v 300ah 7,680kwh
48v 105Ah 5324kwh
48v 300ah 15360kwh
48v 280ah 14336kwh
will be available from next week.. all made with high quality cells, with all pulling above capacity, according to test performed on them.

Hassan52:
Please is there anyone that teaches solar installation? I am interested.

xtremeidea:
Good Morning Everyone, Happy Easter to you all.

I recently just started the green energy journey with a few mistake and it's been fun.

I joined the Felicity crew cuz my friend was using their products but would have gone with Growatt or Epever if I knew what I know now. (No regrets).

I'm a smart home Enthusiastic and a sucker to stats and monitoring.

My current set up is - Felicity 5KVA inverter (IVPS 5048 ) + Felicity 80amps MPPT + Felicity 5KWH 48v Battery (LPBF48100) + Jinko 435w panels x 6

I found a couple of ports on my inverter (RS485 & RS232), charge controller (RJ45) and batteries but cant get them to communicate with each other. Is there a way to read information from these ports wirelessly or access them remotely.

Please I would be happy to learn. My thought is that those ports arent there for decoration but there's very little information about felicity setups and remote monitoring online.

Please help me or point me in a direction to follow. Would love to read the power generated from the panels and add the stats to home assistant.

mvphenryeto5:
What's the problem with tubular?

JoeSef0:
That's about 80k.
I'll be getting the CC out of my own pocket. That's too much for me to cover

mctfopt:
You can, just depends on the kWh you are looking to get and if you can DIY.

Iinnov8:
60A Powmr MPPT Solar Charge Controller available

Price: 82,000 firm

Limited quantity available

FEGEITOK:
Which dealer did you patronize?

FEGEITOK:
So, I am not alone. I almost got the 670 watts panel but after adding cost of freight from Lagos it did not make economic sense..

If I can find a cheaper way of shipping it to Abuja, I will reconsider. They wanted to add an additional 40,000.00 Naira to the cost of the panels.

FEGEITOK:
The calculation that helped me decide which panel to buy:
To calculate the ratio of watts to dollars for each solar panel, we'll divide the wattage of the panel by its price.

555-watt solar panel:

555 watts / $166,000 ≈ 0.0033 watts per dollar

600-watt solar panel:

600 watts / $202,000 ≈ 0.0029 watts per dollar

670-watt solar panel:

670 watts / $224,000 ≈ 0.0030 watts per dollar

Comparing the ratios, the 555-watt solar panel offers the highest ratio of watts to dollars, indicating that it provides the most wattage for the money.

Substitute dollars for Naira

Add the cost of freight to the cost of the panel for a more accurate figure